Dodge is a losing-is-fun minimalistic game. I spent about 1 hr to finish the whole game and I will recommend this to my friends if they are not ragequitters. In fact I usually like such games to while away hours.

From the name you can hazard a guess that it's kinda a game sharpening your reflexes, making you cry or ragequit, or whatever, only after giving it a try you will indulge in it. Basically it isn't too hard for me, I'd believe that comparing with Super Meatboy it's pretty much easier. I'd also like to emphasize my pithy advice that please do not equate the game's good or bad with your capacity...

Moving square on a grid is challenging when there are lots of enemy dots coming over, with the black and white style you will think it's confusing but I'm fine with it anyway.

Meanwhile Dodge can be expanded to 100 levels with randomized dot tracks, and randomized colors even in different levels, again I'm fine with the current game, it's extraodinaryly designed and I'm already fascinated by it.

Dodge is a losing-is-fun minimalistic game. I spent about 1 hr to finish the whole game and I will recommend this to my friends if they are not ragequitters. In fact I usually like such games to while away hours. From the name you can hazard a guess that it's kinda a game sharpening your reflexes, making you cry or ragequit, or whatever, only after giving it a try you will indulge in it. Basically it isn't too hard for me, I'd believe that comparing with Super Meatboy it's pretty much easier. I'd also like to emphasize my pithy advice that please do not equate the game's good or bad with your capacity... Moving square on a grid is challenging when there are lots of enemy dots coming over, with the black and white style you will think it's confusing but I'm fine with it anyway. Meanwhile Dodge can be expanded to 100 levels with randomized dot tracks, and randomized colors even in different levels, again I'm fine with the current game, it's extraodinaryly designed and I'm already fascinated by it.